giant “teardrops” or “saus- the river. Inflated with water “ae ‘as on the bottom and air on the - -= top. the dam will form a 3,000- HANDICRAFTS HELP INDIAN COMMUNITY = avr, 2°1 of ater surface, for ° 2 boating, fishing and. eventually Mrs. Jane Simon of the Big helping her community on the industry department. Some (swimming. In times of tlood Cove, N.B., Indian. reserve road to selfsufficiency: The 9,000 Indian people now live { warning, it can be deflated wita- displays handicrafts that sre reserve established a handi- on 65,569 acres of reserves in | in minutes to let high water craft shop with help from the the Maritime Provinces. pass downstream. ‘ ! New Brunswick finance and (CP Phote).| Operation of the dam will.

Development

Planned For

‘Signal Hill

OTTAWA (CP)—A, “two-year $300,000 development program for the Signal Hill national his-

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where Marconi received the | first-Trans-Atlantic’ radio signal. |

Pugwash Talks Are Concluded VENICE; ‘Italy (Reutérs) —

The 14th Pugwash conference | on science and world affairs |

has ended a six-day meeting here in agreement that the United Nations should do “everything possible” to bring about. peace in Viet Nam.

But. those attending were in|

disagreement on the methods that should be employed.

Scientists from East and West |

attended the closed-door, unof- ficial conference, which started

Sunday and takes its name from |

ing was held in 1957.

SUNBURY, Pa. (AP) —Penn- ;controliéd

dam_ that can be inflatea or de- flated with the flick of a switch. The $900,000 dam will

|

! Pennsylvania Plans / For Collapsible Dam

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Norwegian schools in sea- men’s home towns‘‘‘adopt” their ships and exchange news from home for letters arid, mementos from exotic foreign ports.

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

NOTICE TO POTATO PRODUCERS

__ JEM RESPEOT TO VOTER QUALIFIOATIONS,, « FOR POTATO MARKETING PLEBISCITE APRIL 21, 1965. In order that’ misunderstanding and confusion be kept to a minimum on voting day, the following information is released for the assistance of

Deputy Returning Officers and Agents and for the information of voters: QUALIFICATIONS

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(1) Voters must be Suttecie ( 2) Voters cuties ‘silaleed thelr 18th birthday on or before April 21, 1965.

( 3) land Potato Marketing Beard. ‘

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Women whe are growers i their own right and mect other qual fications are eligible.

A wife is not eligible to vote on her husband’s qualifications.

A voter may vote in only one poll which must be the poll in which he or she resides.

In no case may two persons vote on one acre of potatoes nor three persons vote on two acres and so on.

Before receiving 2 ballot, all voters will be required to sign a declaration which will have the same force and effect as if made under oath. 4

Penalties are provided for the signing of a false declaration.

Polls will remain open from 1:00 sittin Lue ee the same day.

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Wendall MacKay Deputy Provincial Secretary-

oe” Crown Life Insurance Company Special Meeting of Shareholders and “General Meeting NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, Thata Special Meeting of Share- holders and a General Meeting of Crown Life Insurance Com- pany will be held at the Head Office of the Company, 120 Bloor Street East, in the City of Toronto, Province of Ontario on the 13th day of May. 1965 at 2:15 p.m. for the purpose of considering and. if deemed ad- visable, confirming a By-Law enacted by the Directors on the 25th day of March, 1965 amending Section 7 of the General By-Law. requiring cer- tain information from share- holders for the purposes of complying with the Canadian and British Insurance Com- paniés Act and further. to con- firm @ By-Law enacted by the Directors on the 8th day of April, 1965 dividing the capital stock of the Company consisting of two hundred thousand shares with a par value of ten dollars for each share into two million shares with a par value of one dollar for each share.

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD

+ G. C. Donley Secretary and Counsel

Toronto, April 13, 1965

PR MRE ANT AE

' CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

ELIZABETH THE SECOND By the grace of God of the United Kingdpm, Canada and

QUEEN, ~iHlead of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith. ‘

‘ (GREAT SEAL)

Signed: |W. J. MacDonald Lieutenant-Governor

TO ALL TO WHOM these presents shall come or whom the same may in any wise concern:

GREETING: A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS the importance of early and education of individuals as to what alcohol and other narcotics really are and they do. has gained recognition increasingly and progressively of late years ‘particularily because of its potential worth in preventing lawlessness involving young people.

AND WHEREAS Citizens of Prince Edward Island who realize the present day need for giving our young people the benefit of all possible wholesome aid and guid- ance are sincerely interested in such education:

AND ‘WHEREAS we note with concern that the problem of alcoholism and the

Twenty-fifth Days of Apel im

YOUTH ALCOHOL EDUCATION WEEK

ind urge that all citizens of Prince Edward Island consider the matter of Youth Alcohadl Education as a year-round project.

We have caused these Our Letters to be' made

Voters must be Registered Producers with the Prince Edward Is-

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